Chac Mool is a short story by Carlos Fuentes that tells the tale of a man who becomes obsessed with an ancient Aztec statue. It explores themes of power, possession, and the clash between modernity and tradition.
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He knows wonderful stories about the monsoons, the equatorial rains, the scourge of the deserts: the genealogy of every plant engendered by his mythic paternity ...
Oct 17, 2019 · Chac Mool is originally described as a stone statue with red sauce smeared over the belly. As the story continues his physical appearance begins ...
Jan 30, 2023 · Chac Mool is a short story by Carlos Fuentes that tells the tale of a man who becomes obsessed with an ancient Aztec statue. It explores themes ...
He knows fantastic stories about monsoons, equatorial rains, the punishment of the deserts; every plant derives from his mythic paternity: the willow, his long ...
Laughing stridently, the Chac-Mool recounts how he was discovered by [the explorer] Le Plongeon and brought into physical contact with men of other gods. His ...
A man named Filiberto buys a chacmool for his art collection, and discovers that the stone is slowly becoming flesh.
Chac Mool-escultura de un hombre recostado, con las piernas dobladas, rostro vuelto hacia el hombro, las manos sobre el vientre, y una vasija encima en que la ...
Aug 5, 2014 · In Fuentes' story, the protagonist, Filbert (Filiberto in the original), buys a chacmool (or as the story puts it, a replica of the Chac Mool, ...
Chac Mool by Carlos Fuentes Translated by Jonah Katz Not too long ago, Filbert died by drowning in Acapulco. It happened during All Saints' week.